This webinar recording is a brief introduction to open source zero trust networking, software-defined overlay networking and software-defined perimeters, including comparisons of NetFoundry’s OpenZiti platform to other zero trust networking solutions. It covers making digital resources ‘dark’, network microsegmentation and application-embedded zero trust. Use cases and case studies will reference:
- Zero trust for critical infrastructure and examples in military, industrial and energy
- Zero trust multi-cloud overlay networks
- Service discovery capabilities for mapping data and transaction flows per asset levels
About the Speaker
Philip Griffiths is Head of Strategic Accounts at NetFoundry, contributes to CSA, CNCF and has spoken at many leading networking and cybersecurity events. Prior to NetFoundry, he worked for Atos in various roles including IoT Partner Manager. Non-technical by training, technical geek by preference, Philip now lives in Cambridge, England with his wife and family.
About NetFoundry
Networking was once a barrier to app innovation and automation with dependencies on after-the-fact security and performance engineering. NetFoundry is shifting the paradigm in cybersecurity by embedding zero trust networking and security as code. Our NetFoundry Cloud solution embeds zero trust as software into apps, APIs, IoT devices, and other valuable assets rendering critical infrastructure invisible to the internet – and unreachable by potential attackers. It is the world’s first programmable, cloud native, zero trust network with near unlimited scale concurrency, and performance. NetFoundry Cloud represents a new art of the impossible by enabling developers, network engineers, DevOps, and cloud teams to programmatically control private, zero trust, high performance networking. NetFoundry Cloud is built on NetFoundry’s Ziti platform which is part of the OpenZiti project, the world’s most used and widely integrated open source networking platform.
